Jovan Buha of The Athletic recently revealed the impact of the trade deadline on LeBron James and Anthony Davis' future with the Lakers.

The Los Angeles Lakers are reportedly unwilling to include LeBron James, Bronny James, or Anthony Davis in a trade.

A blockbuster trade isn't in the cards for the Los Angeles Lakers right now in the eyes of people around the NBA, according to The Athletic's Jovan Buha.

Despite some of the Lakers' recent struggles, it doesn't sound like the team will be a seller ahead of this year's trade deadline. Per The Athletic's Jovan Buha, LA has no interest in trading LeBron James or Anthony Davis this season and says they're the only players on the roster who are

With the NBA trade season in full swing, the Los Angeles Lakers have gone into overdrive to find some reinforcements for LeBron James and Anthony Davis.

The Los Angeles Lakers are reportedly aware of the holes on their roster that need to be filled prior to the Feb. 6 trade deadline as they try to add

The Lakers have no intention to trade LeBron James or Anthony Davis ahead of the February 6 deadline, reports The Athletic's Jovan Buha.

The Los Angeles Lakers have been rumored to be open to shopping LeBron James should he ask out, and if all things go well with injury recovery from one of the league’s most promising players, James might be talked into waiving his no-trade clause.

The Los Angeles Lakers need to reshape their roster this season and give the LeBron James and Anthony Davis duo a final shot at success after putting together poor rosters over the last three seasons.

Two players who almost certainly won’t be traded, barring them asking out of Los Angeles, are Davis ($43.2 million) and James ($48.7 million). Despite the recent groundswell from certain media and